TET pricing is based on the review scope of each certificate. SME prices are published for standard audits, startups receive a time-limited early-stage discount, and enterprise or unusually complex audits are scoped case by case.
The prices below are standard SME starting points for normal review complexity. Final scope may change where evidence, ownership chains, infrastructure dependency, or reviewer effort is materially more complex.
Individual certificate reviews with a defined module scope.
Verifies whether the applicant meets the European ownership threshold.
Startup price applies during the first two years after founding.
Ownership graph, shareholder evidence, voting rights, unknown ownership, and reviewer validation.
Reviews cloud, data, AI, hosting, and critical infrastructure dependencies.
Provider list, architecture evidence, data location, AI dependencies, subprocessors, and risk review.
Higher complexity may apply for multi-cloud, AI, or regulated infrastructure environments.
Assesses where core product value creation happens.
Product team location, employee or supplier evidence, org chart, payroll or contractor summaries.
Startup price applies during the first two years after founding.
Reviews operational control, leadership, support, governance, and decision-making location.
Review scope Leadership, governance, support model, operational control declaration, and reviewer validation.
Startup price applies during the first two years after founding.
A broader public signal derived from qualifying certificate coverage.
A derived signal for companies holding enough qualifying active TET certificates.
Eligibility check across active certificates, validity state, coverage, and composite certificate issuance.
Composite pricing depends on the active certificate set and any additional reviewer work required.
TET publishes standard SME prices so applicants can plan confidently. Some cases need a custom quote where the review scope is materially broader than a standard audit.
Startups receive 50% off standard SME certificate pricing during the first two years after founding. The founding date may need to be evidenced during application.
Enterprise prices are determined case by case based on entity structure, audit scope, number of products, infrastructure complexity, and reviewer effort.
TET always reserves the right to discuss custom pricing for unusually complex audits, including deep ownership chains, multiple jurisdictions, complex AI or cloud dependencies, or large multi-entity reviews.
TET defines SMEs according to EU guidelines: fewer than 250 employees, an annual turnover of no more than €50 million, or a balance sheet total of no more than €43 million.
If your company has a complex ownership structure, multiple products, or enterprise infrastructure dependencies, contact us before applying so the review can be scoped properly.
